# is there a good CAI install writeup with pics??

Posted by mentat (93se 5spd) on September 16, 2003 at 15:16:58: just ordered a scratch-n-dent CAI from Cattman, no idea what sort of instructions to expect with that. couldnt keep waiting for WSP to get some in stock. $195 shipped; not great, but not bad either i guess. interested to see how this "Monsterflow" filter performs. it seems to take the velocity stack concept a little further, with crazy fins and so forth. doubt it will be that much better than a regular K&N type, but who knows. more general CAI questions - I'm sure as hell not dropping $50 on a bypass valve, but has anyone had trouble with sucking in water? Living just south of boston, pretty close to the water now, and there are some pretty major puddle areas on my way to and from work. obviously these can be avoided with a little forethought, but shit happens sometimes and i'm a little concerned about water. where EXACTLY do these intakes put the filter? It's at least semi-protected by the splash guards, correct? thanks, as always, for inpho m@ Replys: I dunno where these pics came from, but --> Matt (93SE) 17:00:02 9/16/2003 (3) Wow - that is amazing, to honour the SuperNiftiness, I will drink 6 extra beers tonight.. Jacob ('03 WRX) 17:24:09 9/16/2003 (0) Man, what a spaz.... Lordrandall (92se5) 17:13:19 9/16/2003 (0) a moment of silence for the unknown hero. n/m mentat (93se 5spd) 17:07:36 9/16/2003 (0)

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: just ordered a scratch-n-dent CAI from Cattman, no idea what sort of instructions to expect with that. couldnt keep waiting for WSP to get some in stock. $195 shipped; not great, but not bad either i guess. interested to see how this "Monsterflow" filter performs. it seems to take the velocity stack concept a little further, with crazy fins and so forth. doubt it will be that much better than a regular K&N type, but who knows. : more general CAI questions - I'm sure as hell not dropping $50 on a bypass valve, but has anyone had trouble with sucking in water? Living just south of boston, pretty close to the water now, and there are some pretty major puddle areas on my way to and from work. obviously these can be avoided with a little forethought, but shit happens sometimes and i'm a little concerned about water. where EXACTLY do these intakes put the filter? It's at least semi-protected by the splash guards, correct? : thanks, as always, for inpho : m@